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Acts 18
acts.18.ac18JustusName
Τιτίου Ἰούστου
How is the householder’s name presented?
The principal witnesses vary between Titius Justus, Titus Justus, and the single name Justus.
Why this default
The name is transmitted as Titius/Titus Justus or simply Justus. The default preserves SBLGNT’s fuller Τιτίου Ἰούστου.
Evidence
ExternalCritical editions print Τιτίου Ἰούστου; witnesses vary between Τίτου/Τιτίου and omission of the first name.
InternalUnfamiliar Titius was readily shortened or normalized to common Titus.
Titius Justus reading
WitnessesΤιτίου Ἰούστου · SBLGNT critical textTitus Justus reading
WitnessesΤίτου Ἰούστου · spelling/name variantSingle-name reading
WitnessesἸούστου · shortened formRecord integrity
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